Because of this, the way Secret Lair drops gain excess value is by having a high number of cards in an absolute sense, with some of these cards likely having inexpensive original printings but that end up having more valuable Secret Lair printings
These tokens grow in power and toughness for every artifact you control, creating an exponential growth curve that can turn a small utility board into a lethal force within a few turns
Mishra's Workshop created effects that in modern terms were even more obscene, letting you drop cards that cost six mana on turn two without spending any cards
The card is sweet but easily dealt with so I didn't want to put a full playset, but it is has enough upside to where I'd throw a few copies in
The Magic: The Gathering card Keeper of the Nine Gales has soared in value on the secondary market, going from just $2 on May 20 to $9.69 on June 9 according to MTG Goldfish
These are perfect storm colors, so cards that generate Treasure can also work with Galazeth to end the game in a single explosive turn